Answer:
11/1000 is the answer let me know if you need more help
Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:
Given equation:

Cube root both sides:
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Rewrite 8 as 2³:



Simplify:



For this case we have the following fusions:

We must find 
By definition:

The domain of the function will be given by all the values for which the function is defined, that is, all real numbers except zero.
Answer:
(-∞, 0) U (0,∞)
Answer: Quadrant IV
Step-by-step explanation: Pic attached.
I found the x and y using substitution (isolating one variable and plugging it into the other). There was probably an easier way but I couldn't think of it at that moment.
From there, you have the point ( 133/36 , -23/18), or a (+, -).
Find Which quadrant has positive x and negative y.
In this case, this would be Quadrant IV or 4.
Hope this helps! Sorry if too complicated lol.